Western cyclone., 1887-06-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


William E. Chandler is said to have AmoCt-
gage on the New Hampshire senatorship
The Sullivan Cardiff mill has been declared
Of, owing TO the crippled arm from which
the champion is still suffering
Many of the strikers in the Liege and SerAr
ing districts of Belgium have returned to
work. In the other districts the ranks Of the
strikers remain substantially unbroken.
DR.. B. II. Bean, married, and a well-known
physician of Cherry Valley, H., was held In
$500 Tuesday for outraging Miss Fannie
Reed, aged 81. There is great excitement
over the case
The Italian Chamber of Deputies has ap-
propriated $17, 100000 for the construction OF
iron-clad war vessels, torpedoeS and fortinca-
tlons. The grant was carried by an over
whelming majority.
Mr. Gladstone mournfully confeSses that tho
Irish question is practically settled for the
present" to which conclusion he has been
forced by the course of the Liberal Unionists
on the coercion bill.
The Baptist anniversaries at Minneapolis
have ended. The meetings were very sue
cessful, both in point of attendance and in
the interest of the proceedings Next years
sessions will probably BE- held at Cincinnati.
The Ameer's forces have been defeated by
the Ghilzais, who captured and beheaded thu
commander. Excitement is running high In
the province of Herat. The English are for
tifying Herat, and the hostility TO England
among the Afghans is said TO he growing.
An attempt was made on Tuesday morning
to blow up the shaft building of tho Pitts
burg and Cleveland Gas, Coal, and Coke
company at Davidson station on the south
west Pennsylvania road about thrce-fourthS
OF a mile north of Connellsville. The dyna.
mite bomb was not placed far enough under
the building to accomplish the object sought,
and no serious damage was done.
The calaboose at Mackinaw, H., was
burned Monday night, Edward Lahart, tho
only prisoner, perIshng i'll tho flames
Lahart had been robbed last Wednesday. Ed
Short and S. Nichols being imprisoned at
Pekin for the crime, and there are suspicious
that the Mackinaw calaboose was fired for
the purpose OF destroying the principal wit
ness against the Pekin suspects.
vIen. DoDert Newton is dying or pAralytAo
stroke at his home in Little Rock, Ark.
Lewis B. Lent, for fifty years Snowman,
died at his home in New York, on Saturday,
aged "A.
The treasurer of Quaker society in Balt-
| more has turned up a defaulter to the extent
of $1,000
DR.. "almage preached before ten thousand
mlitiamen in the ~White lot" ut Washington
yesterday
The mercury i'll San Francisco yesterday
climbed to 9G.9, the highest point reached
since June, 1883.
The largest tobacco warehouse In Wiscon-
sin was burned at Stoughton yesterday,
with loss of 100000.
| Ex-Governor Shepherd is lying in critical
condition at his mines in Chihuahua, tho ~
suit of a recent accident.
| The Thistle arrived at Harwich Saturday
| night, an easy winner in the fifty mile raca.
| The Genesta was second.
| The police and the Communists had .
brush in the Pere In Chaise cemetery, at Paris,
yesterday. Five arrests were made.
| Ex-Congressman K Tarbox, insurance
commissioner for the State of Massachusetts,,
died Saturday morning after long illness.
| The Progressist-Lbcralso Of Belgium, ut =
conference yesterday, rejected proposition
for universal suffrage by vote Of more than
2 to l.
| The negotiations for tho sale OF the Evans
vile Sy Terre Haute, and Terre Haute,
Evansville & indianapolis railroads, hAvs
proved abortive.
A white citizen Of Georgia has begun an &C
tion for $50, ,00O damages against a railroad
company, which refused him the privilege Of
| riding in car set apart for tho use Of "nig-
gers"
Both the Northern and the Southern Pres
byterian General Assemblies have appointed
committees to bring about, If possible, .
basis Of consolidation between the two Assem-
| biies.
The Socialists have taken advantage Of the
| strikes in Belgium 10 make demonstrations at
various places They have held several
meetings at which violent speeches wero
| made, the red flag was displayed, aud tho
| MaISellaise sung
Avery Brown, # Elkhart, Ind, has verb
fed his claim to being the youngest person
who was mustered into the northern army
during the late civil war. He was precisely
years / months and days old whsn ho
entered the service.
Three distinct shocks Of earthquake In
quick succession were felt II the City Of
Mexico about O'Clock yesterday mornlng.
The shocks, although severe, caused no loM
Of life so far as known, and ths material
damage reported Is triAing
Gen. Butter denies the story that be Fs-
Gently secured en appointment for . lady IA
the Treasury Department 70 whom special
privileges were granted. lie says he lii ask
a place in another department for lady AMI
was refused Il wo1d appear from this that
the Generals influence with the Administers
ton il not exactly oI@rTowering.
Coffee Is row higher in American markets
than ever before Agor any oon1dermhts
period" The advance from the lowest prices
quoted within the past Tcar Il $50 PR cwut
Speculation In the berry i unpreccisntediy
active. The advance - attributed 20 tho
failure of the supply 10 keep pacs With tho
increased consumption. 70 tbs opportunities
for gambling afforded by the lack % trust
worthy crop reports. AMI To = supposed nhOre-
aso in the crop Just harvested in Brazil